1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
where is the disk,
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This review is from: Maternal/Newborn Plans of Care: Guidelines for Individualizing Care (Doenges, Maternal/Newborn Plans of Care) (Paperback)
the book is very helpful for nursing students. amazon, however advertised it as containing a disk that allowed for cut and paste action. No such disk was ever delivered and I ordered a new rather than used book just for the disk.
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9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
Great Book for Students, But…….,
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This review is from: Maternal/Newborn Plans of Care: Guidelines for Individualizing Care (Doenges, Maternal/Newborn Plans of Care) (Paperback)
This is very nice for Nursing students (I am a student so I can’t say if an RN working would like it or not) but…..if you buy the Med/Surg book from this company, a CD comes with it and the CD contains the info in this book. My suggestion, if you need both, would be to get the Med/Surg book.
Also, the edition comes with a Disk not a CD and it is not as nice as the CD.
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A fine in-depth survey healthcare students will appreciate,
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This review is from: Health Care Administration: Managing Organized Delivery Systems, 5th Edition (Paperback)
Lawrence F. Wolper’s HEALTH CARE ADMINISTRATION: MANAGING ORGANIZED DELIVERY SYSTEMS, 5TH EDITION is for graduate and pre-professional students who want a detailed overview of facets of modern healthcare. This fifth edition will serve as both a classroom text and a college-level health library reference, offering updated topics on information systems, nursing management, employment laws, current healthcare in the U.S., and more. Case studies, tables, graphs and more contribute to a fine in-depth survey healthcare students will appreciate.
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Health Care Administration/Book,
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This review is from: Health Care Administration: Managing Organized Delivery Systems, 5th Edition (Paperback)
When I ordered this book it was less than 2 weeks before class would start. I needed it fast and I received it fast. This book was essential for class course curriculum and acquiring my Masters Degree. The information obtained from reading this book allowed me to understand the s process in Health Care Administration. I appreciate those who sell their school books so others may acquire them further their education.
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77 of 82 people found the following review helpful:
you get what you pay for,
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This review is from: Coby TFDVD7052 7-Inch Portable Tablet DVD/CD/MP3 Player – Black (Electronics)
You get what you pay for pretty much sums up how I feel about this DVD player. I purchased 2 players, 1 for each child, in June 2010. In November 2010, my 4 year old wanted to switch the movie she was watching so I hit the stop button and opened the player to remove the disc. The first sign of trouble was the disc didn’t stop spinning when the player was opened like it was supposed to. Turning the power off did stop the spinning, but when I removed the disc, I noticed that the laser didn’t go back to it’s start position. Because of this it can’t recognize new discs. When I called Coby, they recommended getting a cleaning disc. This basically turned into a waste of $30. After trying that, I called Coby back and they said there was nothing that could be done and the unit was out of the 3 month labor warranty. Even though this was a problem with a part, since they would have to install a new laser it falls under the labor portion of the warranty. The player had become a paper weight. This player was mostly used on vacations and had not had a lot of use, so there was really no reason for it to break.
In case you think this was an isolated incident, the second player broke in exactly the same way in January 2011. It is really too bad because I really liked the tablet format and it worked much better for car installation than a laptop format. The tablet format is very difficult to find in a single unit version. For some reason most are sold a dual units that are for car use only; since they don’t have a battery they can’t be used on an airplane and both kids have to agree on a movie. While the players were working, they were good players and played movies for at least 4 hours before the battery ran out.
It’s very disappointing since the format was good and the price was quite reasonable, but after 2 deaths in 6 months of ownership I decided not to get another Coby. This is the first review I’ve ever written, but I felt it was necessary to provide a longer term view than most of the 5 star reviews gave. I hope they have had better luck than I did (and I still have one more Coby player that was purchased to replace the first one), but since I put more stock in the lower ranked review (and read them first) I felt it was important to provide this information.
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71 of 72 people found the following review helpful:
Exceeded Expectations,
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This review is from: Coby TFDVD7052 7-Inch Portable Tablet DVD/CD/MP3 Player – Black (Electronics)
I bought two of these in order to entertain 3 children on an upcoming 3 hour road trip. I liked how the DVD player was able to attach to the back of our minivan’s headrests and not impede the path in and out of the sliding doors. The tablet format of this model versus a standard laptop format of other models worked best for me.
I plugged the players in via the included AC cord and a DC/AC converter that I already had in the minivan. I used a power strip to allow for multiple plugs (I needed 2) and also to allow the players to plug in under the console between the two front seats. This alleviated the need for a Y-adapter for the cigarette plug and also the need to stretch the power cords all the way to the front. Advertising the cord lengths would be a great feature for each manufacturer, as I suspect that each buyer’s application could be different.
The item description does not talk about playing one movie on two players (because they aren’t sold as a set of DVD players, only one DVD player or a DVD player and monitor combo TFDVD7752); however, each player comes with a cord that outputs the audio and video from two mini plugs to your standard red, white, and yellow RCA plugs. The players have a switch on the side for input or output, so I bought a triple RCA coupler at Radio Shack, plugged in each cord’s RCA plugs to the coupler, and can now watch one DVD on both players by switching one player to “output” and the other player to “input”. These plugs are in addition to the two headphone plugs that each unit has.
Another feature that I like is that each DVD player comes with a battery (+2 hours worth). This will come in handy when traveling on a plane where there is no power outlet. Most dual players don’t come with a battery, which makes them useful for only automobile applications when the automobile is on. I haven’t had them long enough to know exactly how long the battery life is per charge.
The screen size of 7″ is plenty large enough when sitting in the car and viewing on the headrest in front of you. The LCD screen is bright and I found the picture resolution to be very good. I didn’t see any pixelation that was referred to in another review. When the earbuds (included) are plugged in, the external speakers are muted (a very parent-friendly feature). Each DVD player has 2 headphone plugs. Younger kids may require cushioned headphones instead of the included earbuds.
Overall, my purchase of two of these DVD players has been very positive.
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222 of 224 people found the following review helpful:
Terrific for travel,
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This review is from: Coby TFDVD7052 7-Inch Portable Tablet DVD/CD/MP3 Player – Black (Electronics)
We have owned quite a few portable DVD players. Normally, we use them on trips for the children. On this last trip, we decided to splurge on these Coby tablet DVD players.
The DVD players fit into sleeves, which have cutouts for the screen and controls. Buckle straps attach the sleeves to the headrests. This is an easier process than attaching standard DVD cases to headrests. The sleeve design makes it more difficult for the children to access the DVD’s in the player — a positive, if your children are very young but a negative, if you have slightly older children who would normally be able to change the DVD on their own. It’s not impossible to do, just inconvenient.
The player can be controlled from buttons on the front, but it’s easier to do with the included remote (which comes with batteries). Volume must be controlled via a wheel on on the side of the player.
Picture quality is very good, rich and vibrant, even when viewing from different angles.
Sound is fine at home. In the car, the sound can sometimes be drowned out by the white noise of the road and other background noise. Headphone jacks and earphones are included. Sound quality through headphones is excellent.
The back of the DVD player has a pull-out stand, in case you want to set it on the table for viewing. We tried that and it worked very well.
The DVD player has a battery so it can be played without the need for an outlet. It also comes with plugs for the wall and car outlets.
So far, so good. We are very happy with our choice and would buy these players all over again.
PROS:
+ case straps easily to headrest
+ includes remote with batteries
+ includes earphones
+ picture quality is very good
+ includes stand
+ comes with AC and DC power cords
CONS:
- inconvenient to change DVD’s when mounted on headrest
- sound can be drowned out by the noise in the car
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Health Care Reform without Side Effects,
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This review is from: Health Reform Without Side Effects: Making Markets Work for Individual Health Insurance (HOOVER INST PRESS PUBLICATION) (Hardcover)
Mark Pauly’s exposition of the way private health insurance markets really work is a must-read for anyone who wants to make sense out of what our nation faces as it trys to create a rational system in the wake of Health Care Reform. Brief, clear and understandable for professioinals and patients, alike.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
Great for ideas and does the job,
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Julie D Wienecke “Julie Wienecke” (Clermont, FL USA) –
This review is from: Health, Safety, and Nutrition for the Young Child, 7th Edition (Paperback)
This textbook was required for completing prerequisites to obtain my Early childhood degree. But it was one helluva good book. The chapters were short so it was never overwhelming to read. At the end of each chapter were lesson plans and therein lies the gold at the end of this rainbow. This book is a treasure trove of easy lessons to implement in a preschool early childhood classroom. This is not just a fabulous textbook it is an amazing classroom and center resource.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
A good place to start learning what is safe and healthy.,
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Susan L. (Birmingham, AL United States) –
This review is from: Health, Safety, & Nutrition for the Young Child (Paperback)
My review is based on the 3rd edition of this book. This book was required reading in my early childhood education program. It is a great introduction to what is safe, healty, and nutritious for children. A simple straight forward approach to information about children that every parent and/or caregiver should know.
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